. >> i bet you do. [ laughter ] >> you know what. >> eric: one more thing was giving surgery. >> greg wife. luck. governor is lose weight. >>> i don't get this. welcome to "red eye." it is like men at work, if by men you mean i have never been sober. now to andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up? >> is google glass is privacy nightmare? >> some say yes, but nerds say who cares? and how did a world famous psychic screw up the cleveland abductions? the shocking story everybody else saw coming and why do women think nare saw cystic men are sexy? this and other stories about me ahead. >> that was awesome. you are finally using your real voice. >> i don't follow. >> that thing when you made that voice there. not everybody

. >> i bet you do. [ laughter ] >> you know what. >> eric: one more thing was giving surgery. >> gregernor is lose weight. let's go to special report. good evening. i'm bret baier, north korea and south korea are still technically at war and have been for six decades. today, president obama met with the south's new leader amid bell lo does belloings among fighting for real. tough talk for the president was immediately compared and contrasted with the administration in action on the other side of the world. chief white house correspondent ed henry has to

system the martin betting system if you go to the casino you're at the roulette wheel you bet on red. and if you lose you double your bet and you bet on red again and you continue doing this until eventually you will win and you will win win a bunch of money but typically more people don't do this because you run out of money a lot quicker than the odds are that you're going to hit the right number and get the money back wall street have been able to legislate and to re shape the way finance is conducted around the world to allow them to engage in martin gayle betting system again a j.p. morgan or goldman sachs they're constantly doubling down on losing bets because they know because their source of credit is the federal reserve bank it's the american taxpayer and recently as to global taxpayer in the global banking system they have an infinite supply of credit at virtually zero percent interest rates they are engaged in the martin betting system and they never lose whereas this poor guy the but now nick man with the dreadlocks he encounters the shortcomings of the martin betting system which is that he can only do one or two throws of the dice then he's bust he is b

. >> i bet you do. she worries about you. >> is she does worry about me.this was even before twitter and skype and facebook and things like that. so just regular phone calls. i speak to her probably every single day, my father as well. so when i'm here, i go and see them. >> i'm glad they get some time with you. and i know part of the reason they're going to want to always connect with you, you had your kid p kidnapping in syria. >> they didn't appreciate that, not at all. >> none of us did. >> i'm not going to say it was just frightening, that's the obvious answer. of course it was frightening. it was frightening. but what was more disturbing intellectually was that i thought to myself, all right, this is it. my life is going to be over, and it's going to be ended by these people for a conflict i'm not a part of, and this is going to be it. i'm going to die in this dirty little room or outside against some sort of wall, and that's going to be it. i have other things that i want to do, and these guys are going to be the ones who get to terminate this one.

you guys excited about that? the kentucky derby? [ cheers and applause ] michael, do you gamble? do you bet -- >> i do. i love playing the ponies! my: is that what you call it, playing the ponies? >> yeah, i have what some have described as a gambling problem. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry to hear that. [ light laughter ] >> it's fine. >> jimmy: you're dealing with it? >> i am, i am. i love the chitchat, i love the $2 on number nine in the fifth with the exacta -- you know? >> jimmy: i love it, i just love it -- i just wear my hat. i just go to the otb, and i wear a giant hat. >> you've had that hat picked out for a while. >> jimmy: for a long time. did i tell you this? >> yeah, you own a horse, right? >> jimmy: i did. i think i technically still do. [ light laughter ] it's a true story. it's the dumbest thing i've ever done in my life. i'm sure they're very reputable people, whoever i invested with or whatever. i remember i got invited to invest in a racehorse. and i was go, "cool." this is like "saturday night live," i don't even know what money is or anything. so, i go, "yeah, of course. i have to have a racehorse. how cool is that?"

bet you do. e-mail us at red eye@fox news.com. got a video of an animal doing something curious, cute? go to fox news.com/red eye. click on video. we might use it. still to come the halftime report. when you leave for ten minutes, go get the food and come back. >> tonight's report is sponsored by >>> we're back. find out if we did anything wrong so far. hey andy how you doing snncht great. thanks greg. >> great saturday show so far. don't you think? >> i think so. people are having a fun saturday night. >> at its peak. >> absolutely. >> i don't see it going down at all during halftime. >> i don't either. >> keep it up. >> absolutely. >> we'll talk about the mountain dew ad shall we? >> yes. >> the question of how it could be racist when done by tyler the creator and five members of odd future. >> right. >> well, dr. watkins after recounting the ways in which she thinks it is racist says quote even worse is that mountain dew probably think this is okay because they got the okay from a black man. >> right. there you go. >> yeah. i h

. >> we all know that dorm rooms can have all kinds of crazy things in them, but i bet you not often dofind a bat. >> a baseball bat? >> oh, no. i'm talking a bat bat. somehow it managed to get itself into this dorm room at vanderbilt university in nashville, tennessee. and this is chris and gerald trying to get the bat out. >> come on. >> able to get it out of the light fixture, but at this point it's hanging on the sprinkler. >> big, strong men. some members of the football team come to help and they end up running away screaming like -- >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> not like big burlily men. >> just get a couple of oven mitts. >> should have called beth trautman, apparently. bat whisperer. >> one guy decides to take a broom, going to take a swing at it. >> let me get it. >> it does look bad, but the bat was okay. >> [ bleep ]. >> go right under. >> they grab a recycling bin and trap it between the ceiling tiles and the recycle bin. >> now they are using their college education. >> they eventually got their man card back. >> running through the dorms screaming and yelping, i would have

i work hard for my paycheck and i bet you do, too. so when i hear things like i'm paying for political portraits i get a little steamed. here now the facts, fox news business anchor john stossel. >> good, get steamed. >> i am. this is so outrageous. let's throw up lisa jackson's picture, the portrait of lisa jackson. the portrait of what i'm talking about. she is the epa administrator. >> okay. >> $40,000 for that portrait. not even a cabinet secretary, but you paid for it. >> $40,000 for a picture of lisa jackson, all right. >> paid $41,000 for an air force secretary, michael donnelly. >> mm-hmm. >> and let's go to ken salazar. he's the secretary of the interior, $25,000. >> oh, look at that. >> his was a bargain. >> 25,000. look at that -- look at the hat he's got. we paid for that stupid portrait, right? >> a congressman has a bill that would eliminate called the ego act, which i like it. >> yeah. >> and in some ways this is just rounding errors in terms of money these people waste, but -- >> where does that money come from, stosse

i actually met him, and i bet you do not remember this -- i would not expect you to -- in 2007 when i was still hosting a radio show down in nashua. the senator was in town. he was campaigning for his father. we talked about his dad an awful lot, but one of the questions i asked him was, what about you, do you think you'll ever run for office? i do not even think of president. i said, we'll never run for office? he said, no, my dad is a politician in this family. with all due respect, i think you might have been wearing the same jeans that day as well. [laughter] pleased that senator policy with us today. i am i am a big believer that we cannot win if we do not broaden our party and embrace all of the voices. i say all the time, whatever it is that draws you to the republican party, whatever part of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness inspires you, i want to stand with you. i want to fight with you for those values and principles. we must together. i think senator paul has been a great voice for the message. he has been a strong voice for limited government, balancing the budg

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you can do it. >>> we all know dorm rooms can have all kinds of crazy things in them. i bet you not often do you find a bat. >> a baseball bat? >> oh, no, i am talking a bat bat. >> whoa. >> somehow it managed to get itself into this dorm room. >> at vanderbilt university in nashville, tennessee, and this is chris fitzgerald trying to get the bat out. >> come on. >> able to get it out of the light fixture and this is hanging on the sprinkler. >> it is kind of funny to see these big strong men because even members of the football team come to try to help and end up run ago way. >> not big burly men. >> go in with a couple of oven mitts and carry it out. >> that could be dangerous. >> should have called beth troutman apparently, the bat whisperer. >> finally, one guy decides to take a broom and he is going to take a swing at it. >> get it. >> let me do it. >> get it. >> it does look bad but the bat was okay. >> oh, my. >> finally. >> go right under. >> they grab a recycling bin and carefully trap it between what is the ceiling tiles and the recycle bin. >> now they're using th

do. >> bret: okay, brit, thank you. >> you bet. >> bret: what do you think of the president's responsets tonight. follow me at bret baier. the brothers accused of holding three men captive in his cleveland home say his life was a mystery to them o'neil and pedro castro tell cnn they have no sympathy tore aerial castro. the two brothers were taken into custody but released when investigators say they had no evidence against them. the obama administration has appealed a morning after pill that conception pill be sold to girl of any age. today was the center to refile. the underlying lawsuit now has 10 days to respond. stocks were mixed today. the dow lost 27. the s&p up a fraction. the nasdaq contained 2. terrorist skies to president obama. we will talk about it with the fox all-stars when we come back. (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. ♪ there you go. come on, let's play! [ male announcer ] there's an easier way to protect your dog from dangerous parasites. good boy. fetch! trifexis is the monthly, bee

are not doing their jobs why don't you replace them ? good question. i bet anyone in here can do a better job than those fools in city hall. sure. how about mayor brashov ? or superintendent rivera ? or councilman washington ? wait a minute. why is that so crazy ? well, because-- well, it's just that-- i don't know. why is that so crazy ? what are you talking about victor ? i have no political experience. yes, but you were a manager with the post office. - you care about people. - and you are an excellent chess player. i have no experience operating a political campaign. - we could all help. - definitely. - yes, absolutely. well, thanks for your vote of confidence. but i'd rather continue reading my newspaper and drinking my coffee. speaking of which. i can smell the meat loaf cooking from here. it just needs your final touch. i hope you don't want any water to drink with your dinner. at $30,000 a month, i'm thinki champagne would be much cheaper. don't get me started, carol. i've had it up to here with this city. yeah, me too. you won't believe this, but so

bet you could do it. >> i can't do this stuff. i could pop a wheely. this is off the hook. this guy could be a gymnast. the flexibility. things he is doing. >> i will go home and practice that. >> that is not riding the bike. >> see you in a month. after i smash my face in. >> couldn't do it off a diving board. he is off a bike. >>> coming up, rare newborn twins stand five feet tall. >>> justin bieber in the middle of trouble, once again. the confrontation, bieber's sports car and famous neighbor. later on on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by hotwire.com. weather brought to you by hotwire.com. to visit. i'm still not gonna make it to mars, but thanks to hotwire's incredibly low travel prices, i can afford to cross more things off my list. this year alone we went to the top of the statue of liberty and still saved enough to go to texas to a real dude ranch. hotwire checks the competition's rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices, so we got our four-star hotels for half price. next up, hollywood! >> chorus: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r

you are getting exercise. >> [inudible] >> i am sorry. i do not know how to read the belts. >> that's okay. [laughter] another thing that helped me every night i do 100 situps on the bet. >> thank you. [applause] >> do you think that men have different experiences? i was wondering of the extreme mail theories. >> i thought i was just boring and party dresses and dolls? when i took the systematic test i scored high on systematizing. but where that doesn't waldrop is that most on the spectrum are not masculine or muscular but there could be something with the fetus getting more testosterone because i was not interested in playing house. that was boring. >> so autistic women don't get diagnosed because social skills are forced? >> autistic women usually have a better social skills. and the reason i think it is women in general have a better social skills. [laughter] one thing i found do deal with men that was hard breaking into the male-dominated industry but if you get in a spat with them they get over it and do not hold a grudge. with the little yelling match that is the one thing i have found. what do you do? are you a student? >> i am going to law school. >> get a go

bet. good stuff. melissa: how do you bet $4700? what he had in the pocket?. >> could have been a lucky guess, a lucky deal with him, but, you know, we like that, it's more sweet than winning on something like the target. melissa: like the super bowl, much less sweet, isn't that what you were going to say? no, no, not where you were going? i don't know. all right. here's what you know the societs going wrong. somebody sold -- this is bizarre, at the trail for $2 murks. ars on trial for the first degree murder of the boyfriend stabbed him allegedly 30 times and shot in the head to ensure he was dead. people from around the world are camping outside overnight just to get in the court. is this allowed? kind of weird. >> first of all, she's a strange cat. i mean, anybody that would come in and do this is just really odd, but i think -- melissa: we don't know she did it, but the video of her on her head when she's in a room by herself, just -- >> if she was not so strange or was not a pretty girl, i don't think anyone would have interest. the case was so bizarre,

let me show you how to do it. now, i betn't know when i was in school, i was a golden glove champ. >> oh, please. you, a boxer? >> no, it was in art class. i painted my gloves gold. i had the best gloves 'cause i had glitter on them. then one day, my gloves was in the showcase, glittered up, and somebody took my gloves! and it -- aah! wah! hyah! hyah! hyah! hyah! hyah! [ fabric tears ] yahh! hyah! [ grunting ] [ air whooshing ] then i finished them off. [ grunting ] wahhhhhh! >> calm down, mr. brown! >> cora, i had a flashback. >> will you be serious, brown? >> i am serious. i'm serious as a heart attack. okay, for this next technique, i will need a volunteerer. is there one? >> go ahead, edna. >> okay. >> [ inhales deeply ] >> i thought i was gonna get a human, but an animal will do. this next technique i will teach you all is called the kangaroo technique. there's only two people that know the kangaroo. that's me and the kangaroo. i will show you now. [ grunting ] [ air whooshing ] [ whip cracks ] this, fan-face -- you and

we have the new york racing association and if you want to bet on a horse you can deposit money through your checking account or a credit card and what do they do with that they have to put it somewhere and a lot of times if they want to earn that rate of interest they will have to deposit this money with a big bank that might end up doing the repo with this money or a complex financial track so what do you mean by repo ok every purchase agreement and it's part of the shadow banking network so stick with me here that's when i lend you money and then you give me a collateral and you agree to repurchase it at some later time so basically i hold the collateral and you get the money in the meantime and there is an interesting historical parallel with this in washington d.c. right here with the d.c. metro system and this comes by way of economic policy journal yeah end of march of two thousand and eight used to write for it and the d.c. metro system put money back prepaid prepaid money on deposit with the scandinavian bank and the scandinavian bank entered into these complex repo transactions with a g when it blew up the d.c. metro system co

do this? can i run down an antelope? ( laughter ) >> well, watching the way you ran over here, you have such good form, i bet you would haveo problem. >> stephen: do i? >> absolutely. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: i'm wearing these-- these-- these toe shoes. they have individual toes. it makes your foot feel like hand is what it feels like. i want to peel a banana with these things. you say running bare footed or if you have to use shoes something like this is better than doing it with shoes on. we pay a lot, you know, for our-- for our air jordans. >> well, actually, i think what matters is how you run. and you can run well in boots. you can run bare foot. you can run in shoes. i think what matters -- >> stephen: can't run in clogs. you cannot run in clogs. >> clogs are pretty poor but people have tried. the point is, when you're bare foot you can't get away with stuff you can in a shoe. when you are wearing a shoe there's a big, cushioned heel, and if you overstrike, land with your foot in front of you it hurts. but when bare foot is hurts much more because you have all -- >> stephen: that's good. >> i don't know.

we have the new york racing association and if you want to bet on a horse you can deposit money through your checking account or a credit card and what do they do with that they have to put it somewhere and a lot of times if they want to earn a rate of interest they will have to deposit this money with a big bank that might end up doing a report with this money or a complex financial track what do you mean by repo repurchase agreement and it's part of the shadow banking that we're so stick with me here that's when i lend you money and then you give me a collateral and you agree to repurchase it at some later time so basically i hold the collateral and you get the money in the meantime and there is an interesting historical parallel with this in washington d.c. right here with the d.c. metro system and this comes by way of economic policy journal march of two thousand and nine i used to write for it and the d.c. metro system put money that prepaid prepaid money on deposit with the scandinavian bank and the scandinavian bank entered into these comp. plex repo transactions with a g when it blew up the d.c. metro system could not get their

one time i bet a is another contentious issue do you think that president obama will close that well he promised to close it he tried to close it congress would not let him close it. there is this psychosis about terrorism that terrorists are intrinsically evil people who sort of contagious like lepers who if you let them out into the world they will infect everything around them and this is nonsense you know some of the people in guantanamo were a few of them were innocent most of them were simply you know people caught in the wrong place at the wrong time with an ideology that had pushed them into doing something that was you know fatally dangerous that there. the united states government has lost so much from this violation of its own constitutional standards. you know it would be better to let them all go even give them a kalashnikov as when you let them go but you cannot persuade the u.s. congress of that for three superstition reason you know this superstitious reasons fundamentally now and in the region is the whole we've got problems in the north of the mediterranean economic

you bet. thank you. >> greta: what do you think, viewers? vote in our greta wire poll right now.now former acting irs commissioner steven miller a scapegoat? yes or no. cast your vote at gretawire.com and michelle baucus is here. what do you think she think about the tea party getting scouted bsecured by the? and tonight the benghazi document dumps shows something different than what jay carney said. what happens to jay carney? congressman jason which of vets is here to talk about that. takr multivitamin every day. i told him, sure. can't hurt, right? and now today, i see this in the news. once again, centrum silver was chosen by researchers for another landmark study. this time looking at eye health. my doctor! he knows his stuff. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most studied. the most recommended. and the most preferred multivitamin brand. the choice is clear. the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] t

you make more. it's what happened with dan's bet on disney. he thought shares would dip. >> consolidate or go lower. >> do you really want to short the stock? yourself. >> dan is right. after all, shorting any stock can expose you to risk. to make a bearish bet he sold the may 5250 share. he needs shares to stay below that cost or below 62.50. above, profits will trail off. dan won't see losses until disney rises above that price by more than the $1.10 he took in or $63.60 by may expiration. >> i just love happy endings. >> well, let's not get ahead of ourselves. there's a trade off. if shares trade above $63.60, he's on the hook to losses. >> to infinity and beyond. >> yeah, that doesn't sound so good. to limit his risk, dan bought the 65 strike call for 35 cents and created a bear call spread. here is how it works. between the 1.10 he collected by selling the more expensive call and the 35 cents he spent on the higher, he pockets 75 cents. it's the most he can make on the trade. to keep all of it, he needs shares to stay below 62.50 through may expiration. the difference between the strike of the call he sold and the strike of the call he

you touch the race you want to bet on. go ahead, do it. i you pick the number of the house.e.d the two horse. most essential part is you have to put money in first. you have to bring cash. c >> you have to bring cash. is king everywhere but particularly here on saturday. it will issue a ticket and thent you get it and then after the race is run. >> you bring it back to cash it in or make another bet for a voucher. the second time is the machine -- second type is the machine next to us manned about a paramutual clerk.ua >>l there's our ticket. t we got one. >> bring your cash and patience, right? >> people are figuring it out. >> it's simply done. this is a preference for most people younger than me who grewg up in the computer age. they really prefer that. it gives you all the information you need. tutorial as you are going go through it. it helps you make -- you have to make your own bet but it guides you on the process. >> this one quickly. >> this one is manned. you articulate to the clerk you want to bet $2 to win. >> that's the one i'm doing.oing >> my comfort level is th

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